National Republican., 1887-07-19
INNINGS.
Philadelphia .....9 90 9 Q g I-122

Ps,Isis Ps,ilsdiselphia .lp -" " 2 iSd d-lS d-S
Earned runs-Philadelphia, .: Detroit, ].
Twitchell. Home runs-Wood (2), Fosarty.
Double plays-E9garty, Mcclure. MIlyey,
and Basiian First ease on hbailsITWo9d
pitched ball-Fogarty, Farrar, Brouthers.
Struck ,- outERichardsSna Mapion Passed
NEW. York, July 1s-The New York club
up Sa hey s III ne
away with a defeat. The victory was won by
superior batting and Keefe's telling delivery.
Ihe visitors made Spt tGur p aetqSi nits three
Excepting Daring's wild throw the fielding
ON both sides was brilliant Ewing went In to
catch i9 the ionth inning, to give Brown VIVA
and Richardson. made marvellous plays:
lady in the grand stand was struck In the face
BY foul tip, but G was ia not badbiy ;by hurt; Tne
bsgger and scoring on hit by Tiernan. They
scored again IN the iorth orSa on M nj 6y Gore
by Darling. In the sixth they regained lost
lead, when Connor went to first on balls. Tier
R BY Core Sae sS Ss ana
q the seventh, and base on balls, 3 hit BY
@oIs Gse se sDa esh oS 1sn a t%S
were on hits BY Burns, Baldwin, and Daily,
Darling's sacrifice. a wild pitch. and an error
by Brown. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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ESlii1an,iIS sR NH eonnor, Como s'iii. is. sli 8
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Wiilfson, ,ss o o ] s lGnle' pie.If Q ] 0 Q Q
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TOtal....2 . 6NI s Total.... 0l4Nl8 2
INNINGS.
SeS Ss1sasS york. ;.." ......,. S4S9 2 "a
base hiis-Pfeifer, Ward, Tiernan. Three.
base hits-Ewing. Double plays-Brown and
Ewing; Ewing and Connor; DAILY and Anson:
out-Chlcago,. 8: New York, 8. Passed balls
Brown, !. Wild pitches-Keefe, l. Time-2
hours. Umpire-Powers.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
Bs4SE T. Nj IsysaEa ny sFst l
Manhattan second. Crichton third. Time,
Second race-one and ne.sixteenth miles
Third race-Seven .eighths OF a mile-Arm-
strong frat, Calera second Enie Hardy third,
Fourth race-one and one-fourth miles
Treasurer TIE gA FIRST Racquet second Froiic third
Finn race-seyen-eIghthso of mile-Niagara
first, Marsh Redon second. Montauk third.
SIKH race-seven eighhts of a mile-Tattler
FIRST Hickory Jim second, Bonnie Prince third
Seventh race-Seyen-eighths of a mile-Luoy
B first, Cratic second, Commander third
Time, 1.3l.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn d Wall, 90S Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nish the following entries:
MONMOUTH PARK.
First race-One mile-Pomona, 100 pounds
Puzzle, 100; Eufaula, 100: Ornament, 100; Stal-
wart, l04; King Bird, 105; Cambysses, 1906 Ord
way, 1885, Parkville. 80; Goldfellow, 90; Hat
Band, 10l: Garnet 90.
Second drace-Three-quarter of a mie-Aus
tIiana, lo2 pounds; Lnminary, lO2; Flitaway
l02i Maxim ally, l02i Belinda, 102i Corens, io2
Angeles, lo7i Ocean. liz; My Own, 1l2; Peeress
105; Tourmaline, 105.
Fifth -Three.quarters OF a mile, sell
ing-Queen Esther, 90 pounds; Glenbrook. 00i
Miss Mouse, 70; Raymond, 100; Llera, l0S; Po
comoke, 9l Drake 81; Queen of Hearts, 100
Lutestrlpg, lO4i Moonshine, 9l; Susie Forbes
100; Mai, SS.
THE "REPuBLICAN's" TIPS
The REPUBLICAN selects the following prob
able winners for to-days races at Mon
Fit FiTst raceIHat Band frst, Puzzle second
Second raee-Los Angeles first. Ny Own sec
ond, Third race-Dry Monopole first, bar
mum second Fourth raoe-Phil Lee first
War Eagle second. Fifth race-Queen o.
Hearts first, Poeomoke second.
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